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Diggin' In The Carts Explores Japanese Video Game Music History
Long before RPGs took off in the states, they were a phenomenon in Japan. But the RPG genre wouldn't have been nearly has iconic without the music that made those games so memorable. Red Bull Music talked to some of the best Japanese video game composers from the 8- and 16-bit era in their Diggin' in the Carts documentary mini-series.
Nobuo Uematsu talks about his history with the video game industry in this documentary series from Red Bull Music.
Check out all the videos on RedBullMusic's YouTube Channel. Make sure you hit the closed captions button for subtitles.
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